pl.beavers or beaver any of a family (Castoridae) of large rodents with soft, brown fur, chisel-like teeth, webbed hind feet, and a flat, broad tail: they often gnaw trees down and build canals and dams to form in which they build dry, dome-shaped, island lodges having underwater entrances
its fur
a man's high silk hat, originally made of this fur
a heavy cloth of felted wool, used for overcoats, etc.
☆ Slang the female genitals: often considered vulgar
adjective
☆ Slang designating or of a film, photograph, etc. in which the female genitals are exposed: often considered vulgar
intransitive verb
☆ to work hard, constantly, conscientiously, etc.: usually with away
noun
a movable piece of armor on the lower part of a medieval helmet, for protecting the mouth and chin
later, the visor of a helmet
See beaver in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(bēˈvər)
noun
a. A large aquatic rodent of the genus Castor, having thick brown fur, webbed hind feet, a broad flat tail, and sharp incisors adapted for gnawing bark, felling trees, and constructing dams and underwater lodges.
b. The fur of this rodent.
c. A top hat originally made of the underfur of this rodent.
A napped wool fabric, similar to felt, used for outer garments.
a. Vulgar Slang The female genitals.
b. Offensive & Vulgar Slang A woman or girl.
adjective
Of or relating to a beaver or beavers: beaver fur; a beaver hat.
Constructed by beavers: beaver dams.
intransitive verbbea·vered, bea·ver·ing, bea·vers
To work diligently and energetically.
(bēˈvər)
noun
A piece of armor attached to a helmet or breastplate to protect the mouth and chin.